On April 15, 2025, a Boeing 737 aircraft is depicted at the company’s Renton Factory in Renton, Washington.
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Boing The market is ready to report the results before the market opens on Wednesday, when Wall Street hopes to see some improvements despite A. Trade war And other supply chain problems.
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg, which was hired last year and the producer was assigned to work before a series of security and manufacturing crises, would be likely Outline progressIts best selling 737 Max will be focused on their approach to the year, including production rates, but investors.
Officials will find questions on the call about tariffs on Wednesday as the manufacturer is currently stuck in the crosshare of President Donald Trump’s trade war, which is scheduled to increase the prices of aircraft and imported parts and materials.
Boeing is re -starting his efforts on its main businesses. On Tuesday, it was announced that he would sell some parts of its digital aviation businesses, including its Jeptasen navigation unit, Thoma Bravo $ 10.55 billion in $ 10.55 billion in an all-cash deal.
Here Wall Street Analysts surveyed LSEG for the first quarter of Boeing:
- Per share loss: $ 1.29, adjusted
- Income: $ 19.45 billion expected
GE Aerospace CEO Larry Kulp said on Tuesday that it is Meet Trump And suggested restoring duty-free trade for the aerospace industry, a major American exporter who helps soften the trade deficit of the United States. GE, which makes aircraft engine, and RTX He said that he hoped that the tariff will cost more than $ 1 billion this year.
In recent months, Ortberg has postponed better security and manufacturing processes in Boeing factories as it tries to guide the company several accidents, including a door plug, which came out of a pack flight midar in January 2024, with the remaining factory left without a Boeing factory. There were no deadly or major injuries.
Since that accident, Boeing must be Get approval Above 38 jets a month to increase the production of 737 maximum from the federal aviation administration. Boeing was producing far below that level and about two months after the January 2024 accident. Union strike Last year, a lot of production of the company was stopped.
Last week, Boeing released an employee survey results that shown only 27% would recommend working in Boeing and 67% felt proud to work in Boeing, below 91% in 2013. Less than half of the employee respondents said that he had the ability to “decide, direction -guidelines and response to the concerns raised by the employees.”
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